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Seattle Aquarium’s new Ocean Pavilion takes shape on waterfront
Work is quickly headed toward the finish line at the Seattle Aquarium’s new, $160 million Ocean Pavilion, which is already transforming the city’s central waterfront.
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Deadly heat sets alarm bells ringing over Paris Olympics
High temperatures limit ability of athletes to perform and make them prone to potentially fatal heat exhaustion
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In North Macedonia, an Ancient Lake Faces Modern Threats
Lake Ohrid, at 2 million years old, may be the most biodiverse lake of its size in the world, teeming with fish, snails, crustaceans, and more. But tourism development along the edges of the lake and nutrient pollution are clouding its famously clear waters and altering its ecology. Read more on E360 → ,Read More …
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In North Macedonia, an Ancient Lake Faces Modern Threats
Lake Ohrid, at 2 million years old, may be the most biodiverse lake of its size in the world, teeming with fish, snails, crustaceans, and more. But tourism development along the edges of the lake and nutrient pollution are clouding its famously clear waters and altering its ecology. Read more on E360 → ,Read More …
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Satellites like Starlink could deplete Earth’s ozone layer, study says
Mega satellite constellations produce destructive gases when they burn up in atmosphere at end of service lives ,Read More The Independent News
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Green and Away
Green and Away Channel Ethical Living Catherine Early 18th June 2024 ,Read More What’s new
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States Are Eyeing Bird-Friendly Wetlands to Help Rid the Great Lakes of Toxic Algae
Ten years ago this August, at 2 a.m. on a Saturday, Toledo, Ohio, residents received an alarming notice from local officials: Do not drink the water. A massive algae bloom in Lake Erie had… ,Read More Audubon > News
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States Are Eyeing Bird-Friendly Wetlands to Help Rid the Great Lakes of Toxic Algae
Ten years ago this August, at 2 a.m. on a Saturday, Toledo, Ohio, residents received an alarming notice from local officials: Do not drink the water. A massive algae bloom in Lake Erie had… ,Read More Audubon > News
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Scientists put ‘mini backpacks’ on one of UK’s rarest beetles to study movements
Researchers have been studying the blue ground beetle, an elusive animal that lives in the habitat in south-west England. ,Read More The Independent News
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Finding an Undocumented Earthquake That Moved a River
Liz Chamberlain and Steve Goodbred, two sedimentologists from Vanderbilt University, were traipsing around coastal Bangladesh in March 2018 when they saw the sand dikes. Chamberlain and Goodbred had come to Bangladesh to investigate how fast rivers meander, or shift, in the coastal part of the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta. Their research team, also consisting of Goodbred’s graduate…
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